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If the Nigerian government keeps allowing Sharia courts and blasphemy mobs to operate with impunity in the north, cases like this will keep happening and the country will continue to fracture.
Nigerians should hold the government accountable for the economic environment it creates
Uber’s exit is not merely a competition problem but a symptom of a difficult Nigerian business environment, and Nigerians should demand economic and political accountability instead of making excuses for those in power.
The supporters of the APC and President Tinubu are always behaving st4p!d by defending the government whenever businesses leave instead of asking whether government policies are contributing to the problem.
If you pressure her to reopen it, she may shut down again. What you need is strategy, not force.
1. Carry your own "terms and conditions" go meet her.
2. Peace talks first
3. Apology if needed
4. Small economic incentive like gifts, attention 😏
5. Assure her say security (emotional matter) don improve
Don't open Strait of Hormuz by force. Even US sef dey negotiate.
